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NZXT Phantom 410 Case Review

May 7, 2012 Ed Hume 3

We are going to explore the NZXT Phantom 410, a mid-tower computer case. Early this year, NZXT polled the facebook community to see what color combinations were most demanded by gamers and enthusiasts, selected the top choices and made them a reality.

NZXT Havik 120 Heastsink Review

April 5, 2012 Jim Gautreaux 3

Going in the heatsink testbed today is a new offering from NZXT, the Havik 120. I tested its older brother, the Havik 140 several months ago and found it to be a pretty decent performer. The design philosophy on this one is just a little bit different than their first offering, so we are going to put it through the mill and see how well it cools a 200+ watt heatload.

Testing PWM Fan Combinations on the NH-D14

April 2, 2012 Ed Hume 0

Here we will look at a variety of 120 mm PWM push fans on the Noctua NH-D14 while using two different 140 mm PWM fans in the center. Noctua has sent three PWM fans so we finally have what I need to make some comprehensive comparisons

XSPC 120 mm Xinruilian Fans Review

March 22, 2012 Ed Hume 4

It seems that the water cooling company XSPC is selling fans now. They have released a line of Xinruilian fans based on the RDL1225S and the RDM1425S. Now Koolertek has sent me a third 120 mm fan in the same lineup to add to my others, and now we can take a look at the whole line of XSPC fans.

SilverStone PS07 mATX Case Review

March 12, 2012 Matthew Green 14

SilverStone is considered by many PC enthusiasts to be in the top tier of case manufacturers from the quality and aesthetic appeal of their designs. Today, we’ll be having a look at a case from SilverStone’s Precision line of cases, which is described as high-value tower chassis. The PS07 is the first mATX case in the Precision line and is geared toward a balance between size and functionality.

How to Turn a High-Speed Gentle Typhoon Into a PWM Fan

March 9, 2012 Ed Hume 20

What if you want to control the speed of your high-speed Gentle Typhoon fan? Maybe you’re tired of it going full-blast all the time. It is quite noisy after all… What to do? You could buy an expensive fan controller, but there is a better way. Actually, there are a couple of better ways, and they involve a hidden capability of your high-speed Gentle Typhoon’s PCB.

Corsair Hydro Series H100 Review

January 26, 2012 bmwbaxter 25

The H100 is currently the top of the line offering from Corsair in their Hydro series which is a low cost liquid cooling (LCLC) product line. Water cooling is far superior to even the best air coolers on the market, but will the H100 be worthy of being put into the same category as custom loops?

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